Family Law Blog

Does Marital Fault Ever Matter? Only If It Is Egregious...

Monday, April 16, 2012 by Matheu D. Nunn

While in New Jersey marital fault doesn't usually matter when considering divorce or alimony Matheu D. Nunn, Esq. blogs about those times when it does matter.... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

LAWYERS NEED TO THINK ABOUT IDENTITY THEFT IN THE HANDLING OF THEIR CASES, PARTICULARLY FAMILY LAW CASES

Monday, April 9, 2012 by Mark A. Chinn

The Jackson- based Clarion Ledger reported a marked rise in identity theft in Mississippi. In 2007, the Jackson metro area wasn’t even ranked in identity theft complaints, but last year, it ranked 31st. Read More

Posted at 10:48 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

Holidays

Friday, April 6, 2012 by Anthony M. Saunders

Holidays like Easter, can be a pretty big deal for parents who share time with their children. Easter, in most cases, is not recognized by Utah as a holiday, however, spring break is under current rules. A parent with spring break this year would also have their children for Easter as the two holidays overlap.

A parent who thought they would have their children over a holiday weekend, often times feel that it is not fair, or that they are being punished by the... Read More

Posted at 17:52 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

State of Jurisdiction

Friday, April 6, 2012 by Eric S. Lumberg

What state maintains jurisdiction over a divorce or custody matter?... Read More

Posted at 10:41 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

Removal of Child by Parent from State of New Jersey

Wednesday, April 4, 2012 by Joseph P. Testa

If you are considering relocating out of the State of New Jersey with your child or your child's mother/father is trying to relocate out fo the State of New Jersey, it is important to know what the process is to either accomplish or prevent a relocation.... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

Texas Child Custody Overview

Tuesday, April 3, 2012 by Gerise G. Kemp

Divorce is a confusing and stressful time for spouses and children alike. Parents struggle—and sometimes fail—to keep the best interests of their children in mind. In The Woodlands, or anywhere in Texas, working with skilled, knowledgeable custody attorneys is essential in a high-conflict divorce or custody matter.

Custody or conservatorship?

In Texas, the term conservatorship is used to describe the authority to make decisions and provide care... Read More

Posted at 10:57 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

New Spouse & Step-parenting

Thursday, March 29, 2012 by Anthony M. Saunders

When adding a new spouse into a parenting relationship, it is important to remember, that you all love and want the best for the children. A step-parenting class may be an important step in forming those bonds and relationships sooner and resolve many of the conflicts that come between parties after one re-marries or marries for the first time.... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

Bountiful Utah Divorce Attorney Launches New Site

Friday, March 23, 2012 by Anthony M. Saunders

Bountiful Utah Divorce Lawyer Launches New Website to provide information to clients and the public.... Read More

Posted at 16:07 PM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

Requirements for Filing Divorce in Oklahoma

Thursday, March 22, 2012 by David W. Echols

Since individuals typically file divorce in the county of residence, it makes sense to retain an attorney who has experience with the processes of the appropriate district court. For example, an experienced Oklahoma divorce lawyer is familiar with the District Court in Oklahoma County.... Read More

Posted at 11:31 AM | PERMALINK

Topic: Family Law

BEWARE OF TAKING YOUR CHILD TO A MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL WITHOUT THE OTHER PARENT'S KNOWLEDGE

Monday, March 19, 2012 by Mark A. Chinn

For years, I have had a philosophy of not entering into a custody action without some supporting testimony from a mental health professional. Often, there are issues reported by the children that can be brought out through the testimony of the mental health professional and one doesn’t want the other party to know this is being investigated. We might also not want to subject the children to retaliation or brain washing prior to the evaluation. So, there are good... Read More

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Topic: Family Law

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